• Array error
• 403 error
• Copy and paste error (aka 127.0.0.1 error)
• Too many emails in To, Reply To, or BCC lines
• Attached files are too large
• Support contact info

Array error

One of the reasons that forms are not sending is because the "from email" address is not set correctly in the form Notification Settings. When this happens, form submissions appear to go through but users are not receiving the submission emails as anticipated and an array error appears at the top of the screen:

In order to utilize Gravity Forms technology in WiscWeb, you must always set a specific "noreply" email in the "From Email" portion of the form settings. This must happen for each of the forms you own.

1. In the Dashboard, navigate to Forms
2. Hover over your form and choose Settings > Notifications
3. Hover over the Notification and click Edit to edit your Notification
4. In the From Email field, type "noreply@email.wiscweb.wisc.edu" (without the quotation marks)
5. Click on the blue Update Notification button to save your changes
6. Repeat these steps for each form in your form list

403 error

Users may receive a "403: Permission required" error upon submitting their form. Review WiscWeb - 403 Forbidden Error for more details on what this means.

Copy and paste error (also known as the 127.0.0.1 error)

Another common issue with the submission of Gravity Forms comes when users attempt to copy and paste information into their form. This can often carry over code that cannot be processed by the form. It will result in the user seeing a "127.0.0.1" error:

The error reads: "This site can't be reached. 127.0.0/1 refused to connect." 

If one of your users is having trouble submitting your form and the issue is not showing an array error like the one above, the issue might be that they are copying and pasting content in. Please request that they manually type in the content rather than copying and pasting.

Similarly, they may receive this error if they were using certain special characters in the form submission. Please have the user remove characters like percentages (%) and quotes (") from the form fields.

Concatenated emails in the send to, reply to, or BCC fields

Multiple users have noted issues with attempting to add more than one email address to the "Send To," "Reply To," or "BCC" fields in the Notification Settings of a Gravity Forms form. Users typically attempt this by using commas (or a comma + space) to separate the addresses. 

Example: someone@wisc.edu, anotherperson@wisc.edu

While this is something that Gravity Forms claims should work, we have found that it has varying success in WiscWeb and often results in forms failing to send correctly. Therefore, we suggest alternative options for achieving the same result:

1. Create a new notification for each person that must be notified. They can easily be duplicated to keep settings consistent.
2. If you want to send it to 2 people, add one email to the "Send To" field and one to the "BCC" field
3. Utilize the Configure Routing option in the "Send To" area to send to different addresses based on the same criteria

Attached files are too large

We've seen send failures when users attempt to attach files that are too large (or too many files). Collectively, a message in total must be less than 10MB (including attachments and text)

If the submission included attachments, consider:

1. Having them send without the attachments and email the attachments separately. 
2. Save the attachments as smaller sizes (to fit the 10MB max) and resend.
3. Upload the attachments to UW Box and have them include a link to the Box folder. 

Other issues?

If you've ruled out array errors and copy/paste errors and your users are still having issues submitting forms in WiscWeb, please reach out for some help using our Customer Support Form.